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ABOUT
Scott
Demel is an architect
practicing in New York City. Scott's architecture is committed to
sustainable design and historic preservation while developing design
and
architectural solutions, both small and large, that are responsive to
the
contemporary conditions of life, work, and play.
Scott was raised in San Antonio, Texas and was fortunate to experience
over 300
years of architectural and urban history, from Spanish Missions to
regional
mid-20th Century design. He graduated cum laude with a Bachelor
of
Architecture from Texas Tech University, where passive solar design and
other
sustainability issues were included in the curriculum and design
studios.
Scott received a Master of Science in Historic Preservation from
Columbia
University, conducting thesis research on a design theory of
architectural
additions to historic structures.
Scott has worked on a wide variety
of
project types, ranging in scale and design discipline from house
museums to
urban planning. At Jan Hird Pokorny Associates, Scott's projects
included
restoration of the Brooklyn Historical Society, the New Jersey State
House
Dome, and 17 Zong Shan Lu in Shangai, China. At Rogers Marvel
Architects,
he has completed restoration projects at the Pratt Institute Main
Library and
School of Architecture, completed new construction of 14 Townhouses in
Brooklyn, and urban design and streetscapes work at Battery Park
City.
Scott is an Associate at Rogers Marvel Architects in New York City.
With the Association for Preservation Technology and as a recipient of
a Stewardson
Keefe
LeBrun Travel Grant from the American Institute of Architects, Scott
has
traveled to Poland on two occasions to review current architecture and
preservation projects. Architectural and design work by Scott
Demel has
been recognized in a Van Alen Institute sponsored competition for a sun
shelter
on a Hudson River Pier, and by the National Art and Design Competition
for
Street
Trees. Scott has juried student work at Pratt Institute and
the New
Jersey Institute of Technology, and presented sustainability issues for
Pratt
Institute's continuing education programs.
Scott Demel is a registered architect in New York State and a LEED
Accredited
Professional with the United States Green Building Council (USGBC).
Scott lives in Brooklyn, New York with his wife, Sara. Scott is
also an active
cyclist
and competes regularly across the country on the road (Cat3 and
Masters) and on the track.
Full resume as pdf.
Archive of prior
projects, photography, and research:
demel.net version 1.0
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